Newsletter Trinity Sunday
Learning to RelateThe mystery of the Trinity is something we believe about God, but it is also a truth about us.Many ancient religions believed that there were many different gods: […]
Learning to RelateThe mystery of the Trinity is something we believe about God, but it is also a truth about us.Many ancient religions believed that there were many different gods: […]
Maintenance or Mission? At the Masses last weekend I threw out a challenge. Given the dramatic fall in recent years in the number of people attending Mass regularly on Sundays, […]
About three thousand people joined the first Christian community on the first day Peter preached: a success story. Many of us can remember the 1960s, when thousands of people came […]
The best known quote from Julian of Norwich, a great spiritual writer who died just over 600 years ago, is ‘All will be well and all manner of things will […]
I heard on the radio that this is Random Acts of Kindness Week. I don’t know who decides these things but I think this one is a great idea, and […]
Beyond the Commandments When the Bible tells the story of Moses bringing down from the mountain the stone tablets containing the Ten Commandments, it says that the people rejoiced because […]
Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time We often hear folk proclaim that their faith is a very private affair, something strictly between themselves and God. Of course there’s a place for […]